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Liz and kate's
A story about animals, flowers, and caring, this book is intended to inspire children to see the beauty in our world and strive to care for it as they grow. May they learn more about nature, appreciate people of all ages who care for children and animals, and may they always enjoy learning new things. Dr. Kathryn Ingrum has been involved in early childhood development and education for over forty years. She was awarded the Barbara Chernofsky Lifetime Achievement Award by the San Diego County Board of Supervisors and the Childcare and Development Planning Council. This award is presented to individuals who demonstrate exceptional leadership, passion, and commitment in the field of Child Development in San Diego County. "Thank you for teaching me so much. This book is a treasure." Miriam Beloglovsky. Author of the Loose Parts series, renowned speaker, and CEO of Playful Transformation "This is fabulous! I especially like looking out the window and seeing a different animal each time. I also liked your explanation of what each one was reading." Marcia Walsh. Author, Parenting Coach and ECE Educator
Introduction to Early Childhood Education
Armed with the mantra knowledge before action, this introduction to early childhood education allows teachers to first understand the development of the whole child and then to plan an environment and curriculum that will allow them to learn and thrive. Using a largely developmental approach, this first edition text explores both time-honored theories of early childhood development and current models and modern research in the field. Part One of the text discusses the history and theories of childhood development, while Part Two instructs teachers how to support children's emotional, social, cognitive, and physical development. The final section of the book explains how to assessment and guidance to support children and how to implement developmentally appropriate curriculum in the classroom. This text is supplemented with a number of features and ancillaries that make learning easier for students and teaching easier for instructors. Students will benefit from the many boxed activities and aides as well as by the online features contained in MyEducationLab. Teachers may take advantage of the online instructors' guide, online test back, numerous videos, and PowerPoint slides.
The Visionary Director, Second Edition
An inspiring and practical guide to creating a larger vision in early child care, this popular professional development tool has been thoroughly revised and offers a concrete framework for organizing an early childhood center director's ideas and work. Updated and expanded, it reflects new requirements and initiatives for center directors and addresses topics including cultivating a vision, developing "systems thinking" for management roles, implementing principles and strategies for mentoring, building a learning community for adults and children, and bringing visions to life. The Visionary Director provides directors with information to perform their jobs with motivation and creativity.
Learning Together with Young Children
Many curriculum books treat teaching as something teachers do to or for children. Deb Curtis and Margie Carter, best-selling authors in the early learning field, believe teaching is a collaborative process in which teachers reexamine their own philosophies and practices while facilitating children’s learning. Each chapter in this curriculum framework includes a conceptual overview followed by classroom stories and photographs to illustrate the concepts. The book helps teachers create materials and a classroom culture reflective of their values: Teach through observation, reflection, inquiry, and action, and encourage children to represent their learning in multiple ways, including songs, stories, and drama.
The Descendants of Jonas Ingram and Melinda Butler
Jonas Ingram was likely born ca. 1778 in Montgomery Co., Virginia where his parents Jonathan Ingram and Barbara Menefee lived until the year 1798. Later in 1799, Jonas moved with parents to Logan Co., Kentucky. He married Melinda Butler ca. 1801 in Maury Co., Tennessee. They were the parents of three sons. Jonas is believed to have died ca. 1807 in Kentucky. Descendants lived primarily in Tennessee and elsewhere.
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